Judge declares mistrial in trial of Lindsay Clancy
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On the seventh day of deliberations in Lindsay Clancy trial, Judge Sullivan announced his intention to declare mistrial but granted the defense an hour for appeal.
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Lindsay Clancy Judge Officially Declares Mistrial After Jury Says Unanimous Verdict Can't Be Reached
After more than a week of deliberation, Lindsay Clancy will not receive a verdict due to a hung jury.
Kevin Reddington, Lindsay Clancy’s attorney, accused Judge William Sullivan of being “soft” and “glossing over” instructions to a deadlocked jury.
PLYMOUTH, Mass. – A judge is set to declare a mistrial in Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial Friday on the seventh day of deliberations — but gave her defiant lawyer just one hour to file an emergency appeal against the ruling.
Judge William Sullivan allowed Lindsay Clancy’s attorney, Kevin Reddington, to seek emergency relief as Sullivan prepares to declare a mistrial.